Friday, January 15, 2021 2

We are asking Americans NOT TO COME TO WASHINGTON, DC for the 59th Presidential Inauguration on January 20, and to instead PARTICIPATEparticipate VIRTUALLY. 3

The National Park Service, at the request of and in cooperation with the United States Secret Service, will implement a temporary public closure of the National Mall beginning at 11 a.m. on Friday, January 15 and extending through at least Thursday, January 21.

The following areas will be closed to public use: § Constitution Ave, NW from Rock Creek Parkway, NW to 17th Street and United States Park Police); NW, to include the adjacent sidewalks; § 3rd Street, SW, from Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, to Independence § 17th Street , NW to H Street, NW, to include the adjacent sidewalks; Avenue, SW, and adjacent sidewalks; § H Street, NW to 15th Street, NW, to include adjacent sidewalks; § Independence Avenue, SW, from 3rd Street, SW, to Ohio Drive, SW, § 15th Street, NW to Pennsylvania Avenue, NW to include adjacent and adjacent sidewalks; and sidewalks; § Ohio Drive, SW, to Rock Creek Parkway, NW, and adjacent sidewalks § Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, from 15th Street, NW to 3rd Street, SW, and adjacent sidewalks (except for designated areas for First Amendment activities to be overseen by the National Park Service In support of this effort, the National Park Service is also temporarily closing to the public the following roadways and park areas: § East and West Potomac Parks including Hains Point, all memorials § Memorial Bridge, from Washington Boulevard to Lincoln Memorial and NPS areas contained within; Circle, including all adjacent sidewalks; and § On and off ramps to Potomac Park, from I-395 N and I-395; § The White House Complex, all of Lafayette Park and the White § Lincoln Memorial Circle including all adjacent sidewalks and House sidewalk, the Ellipse, First Division Park, and Sherman Park roadways;

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021 4

Metro announced service adjustments for Metrorail and Metrobus that will be in effect beginning Friday, January 15 through the end of service on Thursday, January 21. 13 Metro stations inside the security perimeter will close, with 11 stations closing on Friday and two additional stations on Saturday

STATIONS CLOSED: Beginning Saturday, Red Line: Farragut North, Judiciary Square, January 16, through Union Station Thursday, January 21 Yellow Line / Green Line: Archives Metro Center and Blue Line: Arlington Cemetery Gallery Place stations Blue Line / Orange Line / Silver Line: Farragut will close West, McPherson Square, Federal Center SW, Trains will pass through the Capitol South, Smithsonian, Federal Triangle closed stations without stopping.

26 bus routes will be detoured around the expanded security perimeter beginning on Friday through Thursday

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021 5

Capital Bikeshare around Streetcar service is the National Mall, Capitol suspended until Hill & Union Station will be further notice. unavailable until further notice. Updates will be posted at inauguration.dc.gov

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021 6

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021 7

We recommend businesses download, print, and display these signs.

If you see someone in your business We are working to build with a firearm or a weapon, a safer stronger community.

Weapons – including concealed CALL 911 firearms – are not welcome Do not approach the person yourself. on these premises.

Download at inauguration.dc.gov #SaferStrongerDC

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021 8

Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Situational Update – January 15, 2021

Inauguration.dc.gov